Hitting pin (4 pieces) for loosening the locking pin in the folding key

This firing pin makes transferring the key blade and removing the locking pin in a folding key much easier. The pin fits perfectly in the opening of the car key where the pin keeps the key blade (iron part that goes into the ignition) in place. How this works is described below.

There are three methods for transferring the key blade:

Which method is right for you you can read below

1. Transferring the locking pin

2. Have your key blade sharpened

3. Transfer complete folding system

1. Transfer the locking pin

The locking pin is visible when you open the car key. Now slowly push the key blade closed, the locking pin is visible just above the top of the key. (See attached photos) Place the locking pin on the firing pin and gently tap the locking pin out of the car key with a hammer. Also remove the key blade from the new key housing and insert your own key blade into the new housing.

By the way, the key blade is also fine to remove without these striking pins. A screw, awl or other auxiliary tool can also be placed on the locking pin. The striking pin can be used to transfer the key blade of various Peugeot, Citroën, Fiat, Kia and Hyundai car keys, among others.

2. Sharpen your key blade

Rather not have to tinker yourself? It is also possible to have the key blade copied by a key maker, in this case you do not need to remove the locking pin. However, this does incur additional grinding costs.

Shipping

Strike pins are available directly from stock. Each order will be shipped within 24 hours by mail (Post NL), the order will be delivered free to your home in the Netherlands and Belgium!

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